Chapter 13 Flashcards

1
Q

How can the expected return of a stock be calculated?

A

E(R)=(R1•p)+(R2•p2)

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2
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How may we calculate the risk premium?

A

Risk Premium= Expected return - Risk free rate

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3
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How do we calculate the variance of a stock

A

Variance= p1•(R-E(R))^2…

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4
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What type of risk is considered diversifiable?

A

Unsystematic risk

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5
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If an announcement within the markets is already priced in, what is it called?

A

Discounted

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6
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What is systematic risk?

A

Risk that influences a large amount of assets

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7
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What is meant by the systematic risk principal

A

The reward for bearing risk depends, only on the systematic risk there for all expected return is dependent on systematic risk

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8
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How do we measure systematic risk?

A

Using the beta coefficient

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9
Q

What is the beta of an average asset?

A

One

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10
Q

In what case me an asset exceed 100% of a portfolio

A

The purchase of the asset is borrowed at the risk free rate

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11
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What is an example of an asset with a beta of zero

A

A short term, T-bill, or anything that is representative of a risk free asset

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